What clues will you find in this week's second set of sunrise/sunset data? What line separates the Northern and Southern Hemispheres? Visit the Latitude Shoes Art Gallery, then explore the globe along your own line of latitude. This Week's Update Includes:
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Image of the Week |
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Mystery site data:
Local data:
- Look up your data for February 4.
- Report data (select "Daylight", enter 02/04/13).
- View data on photoperiod map.
Resources:
Report to the Map! |
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Enter for 02/04/13
When you report to the map this week:
Thinking about this week's data:
What would you see if you traveled around the world at your latitude? Strap on a pair of "Latitude Shoes" and go for a 24-hour ride! What seasons would you experience? What clothes would you need? Find the photoperiod for one of the favorite places you visit, and for a place on the Daylight map too. How do photoperiods at other places on your latitude line compare to your own?
Latitude Shoes Art Gallery
For inspiration, look at student artwork in the Latitude Shoes Art Gallery. Teacher Kathy Corn's students flew around the globe and illustrated their travels!
How can you modify the search for Mystery Classes in order to meet the needs of your students? Which sites will younger students be most likely to find? Would using fewer sites be more manageable? Which sites may present more of a challenge? We can provide recommendations.
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